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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

rho Late Suiciae-PoIiticai speak
Inx-The CO'lrse-SewS Notes,
gcraOupis &c,

fCoro-ronloncco Of tho Rrhmond Dhps'ch.l
ASHLAND. Va. November ., 1887
4 message was received here 10y Mrs.
IA. tTooison OF the Ashland Hotel,
lest rAuredsv. from Mrs. ". e.. Turner,
the wife Of the man who committed SIM
eide last Monday morning. requesting
that the bolvot her husband he shipped
70 her line body WIS accordingly re-
moved from the graveyard, where 1T had
been buried, aud emmlmed to express
:. bv the evening train TO North FAR
ild. Ohio.
Bishop Keane addressed n good crowd
IN toe Town Hall here last night upon
the subject Of the Holy Sacrament. The
Bishop spoke in his usual impressive
manner and ID attentive hearers
On and after November 18th the &C
cOmmoloti0n trains NOS. | and = Will ar
rive and depart from Byrd-Strect station
instead of Llba, stopping at the last
named station Il has also been ordered
hv tine sup-ruteu ent that no Ice shall
hr Transmitted by these trains as has
been tie custom for some time. This rs
an item OF interest TO the people Of Ash
land. since d large quantity has been ear
uel during the summer alter the supply
gave ont here. This as a privilege
canted by tine railroad has been abused
by ,he luilic and has inflicted a special
tax urou tue bqggase-mostcr A good
chance ior the ice business IN Ashland
next year.
Abe first Issue of the Rando,ph-Na-
coa Nluty Tor the session has made its
appearance 1t is printed on excellent
paper and contains thirty-tvo pages OF
r.sling-n.lttor. twenty one OF the
Glirty.two are devoted to department
news OF which there is q great variety
ana of I'D much interest TO the students
oi the college. A new cover adOrns the
outside and fine picture Of President
-Imth forms the ffoutspicce Tins
prominent college magazine represents
Che oldest Methodist college lnthe United
STAT s, and is published by Mr.. james
/. Gowisou.
Scyual oi The conductors Of the Rich
mou5. fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad Attended the Caroline Court yes
to-day to- Sc ly ia the sut OF Norpi
Brothers o.. tie railroad company. The
two brothers own a gravel pit on the
road. AND the railroad company give a
prs over their road for same The pass
a4d expired and the holder tried to ride
upon same BE WAS put OF ion refusing
tur.r DIS fare, and entered sut agamsl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

Religious Services CooG FEM

rJ,rf,sp.liea,e 4 the rs .cor-ord Di-pa.ch1
IsruUrG November q. 1857
A number of religious meetings are
b ing held i'll the county. An a,socla-
ton has been in progress ~ g. James
Rp.scopal church in this town daring
tie pest week. fev. u. Il. Davis, D. d.
rector. con ur,od by Rev G.. ". ls'ron,
of Narran,0vn Services have be- n
held daily az IL 4. ~, md 10 j. VI.
Good coH-Tcmtious have he.n.u at-, nd
ance. and much int-rc-, ism-il,st.d
The reyyl ryiccs I'm the Methodist
Episcopal church have been continued
throughout tae Week, conIurte4 hy tey.
:. a. Dixon, oi the West Virginia Con-
ference.
Rev Isaao W. Cantor. OF the Metho-
dit Episcopal Church, South, hes been
holding o series OF meetings 20 Cove
Spring each night during thc week.
Rev. i. L. Ven Horn AaB been con-
Quoting revival services the past week at
Round Ill.,
The revival at Bcboh tn continues
with great success. There have been
twelve acce.,ions 10 tire chugch mud
twenty or twenty-five conversions
The lodge of Good Iemplars in this
togn have elected John II Alexander g
delegate 10 the Graud Lodge, to assem-
bic in Charlottesville in December. John
Gray, State deputy, expects also to at
tend as a past delegate. Loudouu will
doubtless lie more larselyrepresentsd at
this session than for several years past.
CArOcTIg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
A Last Word.

A last word of warning to our country
ends. The fight of Tuesday will be
e-and death fight for WILLIAM Ma
Ne. On the result may depend whe-
or he shall be able to keep his bargain
III the mahgnants and deliver Virginia
.er TO them in 1855. He well knows that
f, ia only tolerated by even the most
bid of the South haters for the ser
% he can render them in helping
break the solid South. This
o has been given TO understand IN
rms more frank than polite by some OF
10 leading Republican papers at the
orth. He understands fully that should
fail OF re election to the Senate and
rus be unable to vote for the measures
I the maligDants directed against the
outh his political end will have come.
10 kicked himself out OF the Demo
ratio party for the sake of power
and pelf and allied himself with the
worst elements Of the Republican party,
lud he knows that defeat tuesday means
hat he will be virtually kicked ont Of
ne Republican party so far as national
politics are concerned. de is in despe-
rate strait and follows desperate lines
In this campaign he has worked as he
never worked before. He has not only
flooded the mails with documents but
mas conducted q still hunt through
emiessries in every county III
the State, and bro u.ht every possible III
nuence TO bear to produce apathy and
foster over confidence among the Demo
Gratis. He has seduIously sought to in
culcate the impression that the indepen-
lent candidates throughout tho State
we're opposed to him for senator well
showing that be would find means to
ship them into his caucus whom the
Legislature met
And it is ia these tricks OF MALONE
hat the greatest danger lies. The inde'
,erdeIt attachment OF his canvass
he stiIl-bunt, and apathy and over-con'
Iderce ia the pemorratic r. Ks eonsu-
- sis ssis sliAsss ]. u ssltaii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
General Gordon's wire.


The wife Of General Gordon is a
woman at whose feet the greatest OF earth
might bow and think it an honor. II
ever there brcathcd a noble woman, II
ever there lived a devoted wife. that
woman and that wife is Mrs. John Il.
Gordon. From tie time her husband
entered the war to the day he emerged
from its sulferings, its dangers, and is
glories she was ever at his side In the
thick of the battle she Was near by TO
watch him in his hours OK dependency
she was there TO console and encourage
him in all his awful sulflrings she was
his faithful nurse and best physician
and in the hours Of his triumphs she was
the first and last to congratulate and
TO cheer him. Surely greater wltely love
and devotion than TINS no angel ever re,
corded. Truly, to possess such love and
devotion is to enjoy Heavens highest
boon. Long may she live to enjoy hel
brightest reward, her husbands grateful
love and long may he live to reward
4 har
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

these that the people need be most
visilantly on guard. They should take
nothing for granted, but remember
that the certainty OF success rests
alone in polling every Democratic vote
for S,raightout Democratic candidates.
A sin OF omission will be az great rs u
sin Of commission. The Democrat who
fails TO vote At All will be almost as cul-
pable as Il Inc had votc1 the Republican
ticket. The Democrat who fails to 60
TO the polls viii have virtually endorsed
WmMAN MAUONE and JOIN SHrENAS,
and encouraged the malignants in their
designs upon the South. The Demo
cIat who becomes the victim OF
apathy, over confidence, or indifftr.
once. or allows himself to be befooled
by iudcpcDdcpt'sm will be in the posi-
ton OF a sentinel who had slept on post
when .hc enemy were in front. Let cur
country friends, therefore, be alert and
awake, ana determine to take no chances.
Let them rise to al appreciation
Of the full measure Of the responsibility
that is upon them, ana trust to nothing
but persistent work and tho polling of
the full Democratic vote in each county.
That way, and that way alone, lies
safety. To your tents, yeomanry of
Virginia. Remember that upon you
may depend whether not only State
but nation shall be saved from the
clutches of the moral traitors and sec
Gonal vampires. If You prove true to
yourselves, to the State, and to the
South, all viii be well. if YOU do not,
who can say what the con oluonces will
be2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
rnnrtlle NOtes.
tSlu titft ro''7'

Ie0c0Ia7 IoIegram % Ils Dl-pach.I
DN,IIE, VA, November 5.-There
IS 10 doubt that the Democrats Will
carry the county. unless large numbers
Of our voters remain away from tue
polls.
The chief Of police received a tele-
gram from Lynchburg to-day saying
that a number Of State coupon bonds
have been lost in that city.
Large quantities OF tobacco have been
sold tits week, but as tue farmers gene
rolly bring in the worst grades first the
quality OF the offerings has not been as
a rule very good. but all tirst-class to-
bsccos bave sold well and prices have
somewhat advanced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
4 Terrible TyphOOn.

IUy IoItgIaVI 20 IIo UIsl'1I--II
San FRANCIscO, November 5-Mail
adviccs per steamer City Of New York,
arriving last night from Hong Kong,
state that the typhoon which RACED on
the night of the 18th Of September struck
the island of Hoi Ling with its full force.
The total number of lives sacrificed tits
difficult 10 ascertain, but She general
opinion is that one or two hundred per
sons were drowned on the island. AT
Chick Lung, some ten miles distant from
Ye Yupg Kong, thirty-two lives were lost
and three passage boats SUNK. The island
of Hoi Ling contains some $4,000 inhab-
itants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
IWenty.elght Indictments for Em'
bezLiement.

MEMPHIS, November 4.-The grand
iury of the Criminal Court this alter
noon returned twenty eight bills OF IN
dictinent against Wharf Master Pat h.
Kamtgher Twenty. seven of the III
dictments charge him with embezzle-
ment the other charges him with EN-
bezzlement and larceny. The amount
of his defalcation as given in the indlct
ments is placed at $4,000. The indict
ments change hun With collecting wharf
ace from Ohio.riyer steamers and fsilinG
10 settle vi'b the city. de is absen
iron tbs city. .....ta..
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"The Philadelphia Times says that MU'
RAT HALsIEAD, Of the COn'meroiat-0d-
.ctte, is so mad that il JEFFERSON DAVIS
doesn't secede he will" Thank gra-
eions, Mr.. DAVIS has no notion OF Sc
ceding.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

The "reform leaders are endeavoring
to perpctrate their Reform Coalition-Re-
publican iniquity in the name of the
workiDemen of Richmond. Go to the
polls. voters of Richmond, and resent
this reflection upon the Intelligence and
patriotism Of the workingmen by voting
the Democratic ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

The Cincinnati COmmercidl- gazette
is deyoiing great deal of space to the
work Of showing that it doesn't know
any thing about the iourt, enth article OF
the amendments to the Constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

What says the white laborinS man to
the assertion made bya negro at the
Jackson Ward Republican meeting Fri
dav night that the laboring man and the
ncero are together now? We throw
out the question for our workingmen to
,.nnlnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

Tn his speech at Youngstown Thurs
day JoHN SHeRNtS. in referring to Coy
cruor GofDoS's visit to Ohio, said that
"the Confederate Governors utterances
showed TIE principles that led to the re-
bcllion 70 be still MS deep.scated in the
breasts of southern Democrats as before
the war" The worthy JOHN also de-
nou lcel the Democratic party az ga
great conspiracy to defeat the will of the
people" ana declared that chad it not
been for election frauds in the South
BLsINE would have been elected Presi-
dent, and GROVER CLEVELAND might
have been elected to another term as
sheriff at Buffalo,
a. conspiracy to defeat the will OF
the peoplel" Doesn't that come with
pretty grace from the man who con-
spired with ELIZA PfNKsToN and others
To- steal the electoral vote Of Louisiana
and defeat the VIII Of the people by
putting RUTHERFORD 3. HAYES in the
presidential ch1ir to which SAMUEL j,
TLDrN was electcd-the man forsooth
who advocates the passage by Congress
of measures that would result in
defeating the Will Of the people
in the matter Of electing repre-
santltigcs to Congress. And this
arch consp.rator and questioner of
the loyalty Of the Democrats of the
South-tLis rival of FORAKER in vitupe-
Observation-Disclosures tho favonte for
President of WILLIAM MAHoNr, who asks
to be returned to tie United States Sen
ate that he may make fair weather with
hisfavoritean3 otherconspirators against
the South by voting for any iniQuitous
measures they may propose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
A Biz E.,ahllshment nurned.
lpr tslegraph 10 the plspaleh.l

tBY telegraph TO the DispeIch.l
KANSAS CITY, November .. -Huggin's
Cracker and Confectionery Company
establishment, on st. Louis avenue. near
the junction OF Union avenue, was
burned late last night. loss bet5Cen
s7e,Qeo ssd saQQg; gsl isiWsd- -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
EASTERN SHORE.
Entered the Stable and Took the
Horse.

Especial telegram TO the Di-paichI
OyANcocK, Va, November g. Several
nights ago the stables of Frederick Nad-
Nv, near Accomack Courthouse, were
forciblv entered and his fine stallion
carried of. 1t has transpired that t-e
horse was taken OFF by William Hops,
Of Baltimore, vino claims to own One
half Of The valuable animal NaIaH
went in pursuit. uut Hops managed 90
escape into Maryland before he was
overtakcn, AID now has possession OF
the horse. Mr.. Waddy says that Hopp-
is indebted to him several times the ya.uc
OF the horse, and be has instituted sult
against Hops Tor the recovery OF the
horse and another for $1,000. The ai-
fair has created considerable comment
mere, whercltisconsidered ahigh handed
proceeding.
State-Senetor Blackstone met Colonel
Lamb, OF Norfolk, and James c.
Weaver, the Republican candidate for
hoater. last night at ChincoteagUe, ami
used them both up badly. Weaver dis
comfiiure is said TO have been painful
and overwhelming. The Democrats
hold meetings in various parts OF the
county to night. Agood vote is expected
on Tuesday
The steamer TanUer. Of Baltimore,
while crossing Onancock bar VAS run
into this morning by the sthoonei
Neptune, which carried away one side OF
the steamers forward cabin. The
schooner was uuhurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
Ut,Ied Wis rsther.in-Law.
by telegraph " The Dispatch-

CHICAGO, November "a Cbatta
nooga (Tenp. special 10 the Dafty Neie'
saws Isaac Arnold killed Tom Newsor
vt Gray's Chapel. four miles from fulls
Lona, Tenn, lastnight Arnold sasason
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

4 vote for the Democratic ticket
Tuesday win be a vote against MAHoSE,
and vote against MALONE will be a
vote against JOHN SHERMAN, the friend of
the force bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

Do not he deceived by the apparent
idleness OF the Republicans. DO not
take for granted that they are doing
nothing because they are making no
noise They are quiet but working Like
beavers. -krGnkliA Gazette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
PRESBYTERIANS
rus YIFra AND Last phY OF 2sE
VIRGINIA SYNOD.
Tnte,ssiing Wogk-Tho Eomorlals Of 10
eeAsed zen 'er,-Ciosiag WORK
Committees

.
OF al, its ministers who na[e 'l J., ''''' -
the past year stall nc ''aa i 1 800 .,,.,
prominence aud s3lcmH.'y 70 'u.. '.''' ,
TO Che departed worthless >. h' sCi'l,''
on this occasion yesterday whom ',e ne
MORALS Of siN members were i,.' wee
peculiarly tender t0uchnf' al" lu'l' res
sye. l.hrce OF taese ministers h'd
lvad beyond io1r'cor' ft1fi -i.''. 49,
James O.. Hammer. 1Aa.n,l l., uo. .,.
and Potion Harrison. ne o..''. az T;
hev. Reuben Lewis, I'r. -. A. L''',', -"
hev. Y. 4. g. Gregory htl la'-.u "' ,,
yonl tne primo OF lie anu 'it" luli
of lcbors, The h.e 3Hd "3iN "h"
cham ter o. those b..or.i amt Veh'i"-
hlc hJ,,hrcn-mon of r-,,h--"'fe l.Di!-
tnlCd ny loving ro.f Sire mni't.5
being written ard read hy i.r. VI. l..
MurhMli, Rev Daniel LiDin. Dr. e.. g..
Barr. Rev. aired l.. CI.'".m' H.
Charles White. and Hey j. 3. '.o"'''A'
il tine order re,pec'Nr'! oi '-' ham IS
Civ IA above.
Cue after another Of tho bret1ren' as
each memorial Was real. related some
incident ga tie lie Of tine de; rted. Or
emphasized some marked chlre..u.t't.
These memorials end Impwmpin re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

There is some consolation after all in
the fact that the peanut crop is short.
The legislatures Of the various States
will be liable 70 cut their sessions short
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

Voters Of Richmond, your first duty
Tuesday morning will be to vote. If
YOU neglect that duty you may never
cease to regret it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

The Reform candidates for the House
in Richmond are pledged to support all
Republican measures, including a com
missioner-oi-sales bill, of course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

We have Tie Educational Journal Of
Virginia for October. W. K. Fox,
editor, Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

SHERMAN's Youngstown speech entities
him to the medal for monumental-iacial
development Of the case-hardensd type
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
GLOUCEsTEr.
Colonel RichGTd ?. Beirne Makes n
Splendid Apecen.

SDlenGid Snecfh.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond nlspaichl
WooD's Cross ROADS, Nov. ., 1887.
On Yesterday the Democraiic voters
of this portion of Gloucester turned out
here in large Numbers, accompanied by
many ladies', who brought an Overlooking
quantity Of eatablss, and everybody had
plenty.
The crowd came TO hear Colonel Rich
erd L. peirne, Of fichIAad ~ In
dies ssye eh@ned ana the yy!sls wers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

The Philadelphia Inquirer says "The
discovery that there are two lepers in
our midst viii probably revive the con
ty9y%Y IS u sss1sy lslsssy IL esRsa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

IHr0cI1l tsleEram - In" OIsFA.1H
ABINGDoN, Va, November 5.-inylew
of the election next tuesday Judge Paul
this afternoon adjourned his court over
until next Friday.
The case Of douglas rs. Pennington
is not yet completed, and will be re-
sumed upon the reassembling OF the
court on the llth instant.
Politics and the coming election are
now the engrossing subject, and next
Tuesday is being looked forward to with
great interest. II the Democrats will
but come to the polls there will be Nc
cause for apprehension as to this county,
and Roberts and Edmondson will set q
large majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

Malone has few speakers in the field,
for the reason that he could not COM
mand the requisite material in this can
vass; but his outrlders, bummers,
brihers. and boodlers are circulating
actively in the State. The slime OF
their track should reveal their where
abouts in every locality.-Roan2ke
LeGGcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

"The Normons are going to establish
a colony in Turkey" So Turkey will
not be entirely without sympathy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

gious" Certainly the success Of the
Republican party in Philadelphia would
seem TO indicate that political leprog in
that city is contagious.
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3WtA srOlL 10. i0 el.i Bfoad altsL
DWELLINGS,
NEW FRAME COTTAGE. with four acres Of
leh land. north OF the ,ify On - James street.
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he city BY NhkM irN = n"SH,
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no 4-eoilt No n0rlh Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

nAKFN UP. TRESPASSlNG 80
on nv pr,oisss. on TUESDAY, No-----'--
ysn,bsr ist. 'ONG HED COW. mo oNue' ~
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-13

close a. z. So far as this city election
is concerned, it was the most stupid
of enactments. The election took
place December 9TH, at period OF the
year when it was dark at 6 A. NJ, and
still darker at Z Z. Mover four hours
of darkness. l will venture to say
that no votes were cast at any tf the
precincts before A. NJ and no sui
fragans offered to vote after P. NJ.
Turn you, my fat friend to some
respectable almanac and you will
learn that ON December 5th the. sun
rose at rs and set at 4 "a.
Such is the legislative nonsense
perpetrated by Briefly and his equally
stupid friends.
A. the ravishing Tarq'lin sail to
the innocent lamhkin: "Lucretia,
tdce. Brierly"-in other words: cold
man, don't rush again in print. By
keeping silent you may win some
re- pect--the moment you etiulge,
either orally or in the press, you be-
come ridiculous"
Fools rush in where angels fear
to tread"
Yale and au reservoir to you, an
tient and unctious and pinguid
Briefly. Lex TEIoNis.